We were gifted the Pittsburgh Coffee Passport for Christmas... and Caffe d'Amore was our first…read morestop! The cafe is nestled in the upper Lawrenceville... where parking is simple and life is slower lol From first glance, this establishment is ready to make you feel right at home. With cute signage everywhere instructing you on there sustainability practices and fun flavors of the month, you go from first time to feeling like a regular instantly. The lattes... were.... DELIGHTFUL. We got a peppermint latte and a vanilla oat milk latte. The flavors were rich but not cloyingly overpowering. We also ordered a breakfast hand pie (why does life not use the term hand pie more often, you just feel so fun ordering one) and an Egg & Cheese Bagel. Both freshly put together and toasted to perfection. It is great when a cafe has actually delicious and intentional food. The staff was more than ready to give their suggestions and help. They kindly announce when your order is ready and wait with a smile to hand it off to you! There were plenty of cute places to sit and the decor was just so.. them. They have a restroom available and well marked as well. We may have a passport full of coffee places to try, but Caffe d'Amore might just have to be a regular spot during the journey anyway!!

Cute space, was warm and inviting. The food was ok, tried the lox and it wasn't my favorite, but I…read morewould try something else next time. The herbal tea was very good, seemed like it was made in house. Cappuccino was average, had an off taste to it, but would try something different next time. Cute latte art on top though! Very friendly customer service.

Coffee is americas past time. Well maybe not quite. But maybe it should. I love coffee and I love…read moretrying new flavors out. Along with new coffee shops. The staff here walked me through their menu. My drink was delicious. And I'll be sure to. One back again. The decor was cool and this place was very clean. I was glad I stopped in.

I feel very mixed about this coffee shop. We set out to find a coffee shop where we could sit down…read moreand enjoy a coffee. After walking around the neighborhood, this one had seating, so we went inside. First, I'll say the coffee we tried was pretty good - a cappuccino and a brown sugar cinnamon latte. The barista asked "for here or to go" and the drinks still came in a paper cup anyway despite us saying "for here". I really enjoy having a coffee in an actual glass/mug when I say "for here". The ambiance was a bit confusing... not really sure what they were going for in the space, things were a bit choppy and thrown together. Kinda felt like you were in someone's garage with cluttered items on rickety shelves behind the counter. Our barista was very nice, but an awkward moment occurred when they were ringing us up - barista asked for a tip but then told us not to put the tip on the credit card because the owner steals from them. We felt this was a little uncomfortable and gave some unwelcoming energy. We also tried a Nutella croissant, which was very good! I think this shop has a lot of potential with some changes to service and decor.

One of our favorite local coffee shops. Simple menu, but the in shop roasted coffee is always…read morefantastic. Service is with a smile and always a kind word. I also enjoy the music while sipping my my Americano. If you are in Sharpsburg and looking for your caffeine fix, there's no better place.

Great coffee! They keep it simple but delicious. Staff is friendly and helpful. Service was…read moreexcellent. Literally sat there with a friend for 3 hours talking and they checked in to see if we needed anything. Also gave me a bonus piece gingerbread loaf, it was tasty! Love the space, it's chill and unpretentious.

my wife and i went in for a little vegan sweet treat but left with a fantastic story of horrible…read morecustomer and amazing customer service. when an entitled customer came in expecting to buy a full cake day of, the employee was kind, polite, knowledgeable, and apologetic that the bakery does not provide whole cakes day of due to staffing. despite push back, she never got rude or frustrated. she provided them with a slice of the cake and finished the interaction with continued empathy. we were next in line and even then, she remained light hearted and positive. she provided amazing service to us and we got to talk about the arrogance and narcissism that some people carry over the best vegan cake and iced tea. for the woman who gave this small business a hard time, because it's apparent you frequent Yelp, if you are hosting a lot of people and driving almost an hour to a bakery: it helps to call ahead and confirm availability as well as planning ahead appropriately for large parties. don't expect customers to take your side and try walking with less entitlement.

This is a great and alternative spot for those wanting something a little different than going out…read morefor drinks / to the bar. I say this because they are open late several nights a week! Great spot for dessert after dinner or as part of a date, too. I specifically went in for the "fancy" hot chocolate, which is made with real chocolate pieces. The baked goods were also tasty - my only suggestion is to make sure you ask to have your item warmed up, depending on what you get, as they are kept in a cool case and something like a brownie for example was pretty hard to eat. The sever did recognize this and offered to heat it up after the fact; which made it perfect. All of the baked goods were perfectly wrapped or garnished. The interior has a decent amount of seating and lots of dried flowers everywhere. Definitely try the hot chocolate!

This little spot might be the best coffee to be had around the city just slightly out of the city…read moreas in 5 min and might be worth the visit just to see the big roaster Great fresh coffee Meet Eric the roaster and barista he will be making your coffee There are some flavors like those fancies but at least 3 bucks less It's really a take away but there is seating for 1-3 Support small instead of big If your visiting our city Easy street parking and no meter

Compass Point Coffee in Millvale is a true hidden gem! I got the Banana Pancakes latte and it was…read moredelish! My fiancé got the French Toast latte and enjoyed it. They make their own syrups which we love to see. We learned that they started as roasters, then evolved into a full coffee shop. They've been in Millvale for about a year, and I had no idea about them until recently! They are opening their second location in Millvale near Grist House very soon! They are so sweet and so obviously passionate about what they're doing. Go give them a visit on your next coffee run!

Our barista was so kind. She recommended a delicious spicy maple latte and it was delicious!! I'm…read morepretty particular about my coffee and this place was a WIN! Super cool vibes in there also. Highly recommend!

I'm on a quest to find the best coffee shop to study/do work in in Pittsburgh and this place was…read morenext on my list. For the purpose of this task, I give it a three out of five. The ambience is calm and somewhat cozy, there are couches to sit on and tables to focus with. I went in the morning/early afternoon, the lighting from outside was not great, typical Pittsburgh fashion. The light fixtures inside were way too dim. I found myself tilting my notebook to try to catch some natural light. Outlets also aren't easily accessible which is huge for being able to do work of course. The coffee was great, I tried the hibiscus cold foam latte, or something like that. I paired it with a bacon egg biscuit sandwich which was very filling. Definitely satisfied with the food products. Customer service was also fine, the women behind the counter were cheerful and pleasant.

My experience was limited because I got coffee and a cookie…read more But this reeses cookie is one of the best cookies I have ever eaten in my life. I thought I was being gluttonous by ordering it but it was worth the billions of calories. Get one and thank me later. My macchiato is delicious, hot and well flavored, not too sweet. Service was quick and efficient and it's like most coffee shops in Pittsburgh, chill, quaint, and cozy.

Independant coffee shop close to home. All the food I have had there has been very good. Last…read morevisit I got a Cali breakfast wrap and a side of seasoned potatoes. Very good and price point is well within the market price range. The atmosphere is relaxing and eclectic. There is ample private parking, and the coffee menu is extensive. They also have assorted bakery items and offer vegetarian and vegan options. They also seem to host events for the community such as comedy and music events which I believe is all free. Worth a visit!

So, our family is beginning the wonderful journey of collecting vinyl for our music collection…read more Unlike the rest of my collection, we plan to only have classic or transformative music as vinyl LP's. I often have driven by the LP Café and been impressed with its appearance. This weekend, we decided to pay it a visit to check it out, and we were not disappointed. The owner and staff are very friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. The selection of vinyl is impressive, especially if you want limited edition or recent pressings of albums. They don't seem to be deep into vintage vinyl, but I think that is a wise choice in this trending neighborhood, where the younger people may be more interested in current releases. The older vinyl options that they had were in excellent condition, and they even had a bargain box selection that was very, very good! Overall, you can tell that the owner and staff have a passion for this. unfortunately, we were in a bit of a hurry, and did not stay for coffee, but I'll bet it's great. The aromas are fantastic. The store seem to be very busy while we were there, but the owner states that recently it has been a little slow - if you're reading my review, it would be great if you would help this wonderful local business out and pay them a visit. You will not be sorry! In fact, we're going to visit again today! I'm sure we'll come away with some wonderful choices.

Super cool concept. Vinyl record shop serving coffee! The staff is so friendly and sweet and…read moresometimes they even bring their Frenchie in! The coffee is really good, and they have coffee ice cubes!!

Geppetto Cafe is such a hidden gem in Pittsburgh. The café has this cozy, whimsical atmosphere that…read moremakes it feel completely different from your typical brunch spot, and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming the entire time. Their crepe selection is honestly one of the best parts of the menu, with so many unique options to choose from, but the House of Crepe was definitely the standout!! It was packed with flavor, perfectly balanced, and tasted just as good as it looked. If you're looking for something sweet to balance the savory, the mixed berry crepe is delicious! Everything felt fresh, homemade, and thoughtfully prepared. Can't wait to come back!!

I've been to Geppetto twice now. First of all, this place is cute. They took an old timey kind of…read morerun down Pittsburgh building and made it look like it should be that way, with books and Pinocchios all over the place. It's small and homey and playful and inviting. We had both savory crepes and sweet crepes here and they were all good. For savories, we had the Bonjour and the Love Hate Thing. I liked the Love Hate Thing better. The maple syrup on the Bonjour didn't do anything for me. There was just a lot going on. The sweet crepes were delicious; both the Banoffee and the Cookie Monster were tasty, but Cookie Monster wins--the crunchy bits on there were clutch. The crepes themselves have a really nice texture and flavor, not gummy or tough, and they complimented both the sweet and savory fillings nicely. Next time I go I'm going to try a waffle or French toast, as all the plates around me looked great and I think sweet might be my way to go here. Coffee is Lavazza, espresso is LaPrima.

This is a really cool spot - coffee shop, small businesses, and a diner downstairs. I ordered a…read morelatte that was delicious and the service was quick and friendly! There's a little lounge area with seating too. When you walk around, you'll find stalls of different small businesses including a plant shop, jewelry shop, chocolate shop, wine shop, and more. Main Street Diner is located in the downstairs but I didn't have a chance to try it yet.

Love this place! It has a bunch of amazing local brands/small business and holds great shopping…read moreevents, perfect for the holiday shopping! Oliver Donuts is also there, great stop for some yummy donuts and coffee! They had a few vintage sale events during summer and I really enjoyed those ones, definitely check out their IG page for more information and events!